Americans Executed by Castro Firing Squads in Cuba
An American, Anthony Zarba of Somerville Massachusetts, and seven Cuban invaders were executed by firing squads near Santiago after a revolutionary court convicted them of staging a Castro style invasion. Reports say additional executions occurred in Santa Clara and the Escambray Mountains where 174 defendants faced various prison terms.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Anthony Zarba
Somerville
Mass
Santiago
Santa Clara
Zarbo
Cuba
San Juan Valley
Proviunional
Fwo
Escambray
Radio Voz
Zarba
U.S
Alan Robert Nye
Whiting
Ind
Castro
Vassy
Ater
Oriente
San Juan
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Richard, Pecoraro
Staten Island
Escambray Mountains
Schenectady IUE Local May Suspend Strike Against GE
Officers authorized Schenectady IUE Local 301 to continue or suspend a week long strike at GE's Schenectady home plant. A union spokesman said 5,000 members approved, with four dissenting, as talks continue on a permanent contract without the escalator clause. Local 301 represents about 8,700 of GE's Schenectady workers.
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Schenectady
General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Leo Jendreau
Jandreau
New York City
Local 301
Inside contents and notices from old newspaper page
Fragmentary OCR lists items such as comics, a funeral notice, and Fulton references. Readable names and places are scarce. main items include a bridge note and colorfully titled sections. The fragment preserves limited context for a brief catalog-style record.
Khrushchev at United Nations a mixed, costly showing
At the United Nations Khrushchev endured a bruising session marked by a dramatic shoe incident and harsh questioning. The tally shows a setback for Soviet diplomacy as Africa and other states reacted coolly, while his push for disarmament and a Kremlin favored UN role faltered amid Western and nonaligned skepticism.
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Khrushchev
Robert Menzies
United Nations
New York
Yankees Rally To Force Deciding World Series Game
The New York Yankees trailed the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-0 but scored one run in the fifth and four in the sixth to lead 5-4 in the seventh game at Forbes Field. Rocky Nelson hit a two run homer for Pittsburgh in the first, giving them the early lead before Turley was chased in the second. The contest featured late Yankee offense and a tense finish as both sides played for the title.
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Pittsburgh UW
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Forbes Field
Rocky Nelson
Bob Turley
Pirates
Yankees
Turley
Stafford
Lopez
Shantz
Murtaugh
Pittsburgh
Caesar
Richardson
Law
Groat
Kubek
Mazerosk
Maris
Hoak
Virdon
Berra
Skinner
Nelson
Clemente
Cee
Mantle
Skowron
Burgess
Bull Stafford
Mazeroski
Blanchard
Boyer
Nixon Heads Into Third TV Debate Confidently
Los Angeles hosts Vice President Richard M. Nixon for the third presidential debate with a firmer air than the earlier encounters. Kennedy is in New York as Nixon answers questions at 3 30 p.m. Los Angeles time.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
New York
Nixon
Mice Ride Atlas Cone In Space Test With Sally Amy And Moe
Khrushchev demands U S apology before UN general assembly over spy flights. U S rockets three mice named Sally Amy and Moe 700 miles into space and back aboard Atlas confirming a test of a 12 foot cone in the Van Allen belt. Recovery ship Coastal Crusader retrieves the cone and mice alive and in good condition.
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U. S
Atlas
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Upi
Sally
Amy
Moe
South Atlantic
Air Force
Ascension Island
Coastal Crusader
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
School of Aviation Medicine
van Allen
Crusader
S A.M
Brooks Air Force Base
Tex
Sam
Miss Sam
H. C. Clamman
Kennedy Nixon Clash Again Tonight in Third TV Debate
Kennedy and Nixon prepare for a continent apart clash in their third televised debate. The hour long program starts at 6 30 p m Eastern with Nixon at ABC Hollywood and Kennedy at ABC New York in identical studios. A five member panel will discuss campaign issues and the last of four debates is slated for October 21.
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Nixon
Kennedy
Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
American Broadcasting Co
Hollywood
ABC
New York City
CBS
Chicago
NBC
Washington
ABC News
Bill Shade
Roscoe Drummond
New York
Helping Hand Turns to Theft in New Jersey Case
Four women reported a man who offered roadside assistance to start stalled cars then charged them by stealing their wallets. Police are investigating the pattern as a possible repeated scam across the area.
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UNION
N. J. Vp
DIES AT 100 IN SCHENECTADY MRS WAXMAN DIES
Mrs Martha B Waxman died at her home on Wednesday at age 100 Born July 5 1860 she moved to Schenectady two years ago from Scranton Pennsylvania The obituary notes her long life and relocation from Pennsylvania to New York.
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Schenectady
Martha B. Waxman
Kennedy Says Nixon Would Lead Nation To Trigger-Happy War
Senator John F Kennedy charges Vice President Richard Nixon would pursue trigger-happy leadership over the Quemoy and Matsu crisis risking nuclear war He vows to prevent any American deaths in the islands and labels the debate a pivotal campaign issue amid urgent fundraising events and ongoing war and peace questions with the Communists
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Quemoy and Matsu
Kennedy
Quemoy-Matsu
Khrushchev Says U2 Flight Brings World Close to War
At the United Nations, Premier Khrushchev denounced U.S. spy plane incursions as pushing world peace toward the brink of war. He demanded a U.S. apology before the General Assembly, while the U.S. backed a plan for immediate freedom for colonial areas. Khrushchev praised U.S. decision yet warned against watering down the colonial resolution.
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United Nations UP
Khrushchev
U. S
General Assembly
Honeer
United States
U. S&s
Frances O. Wilcox
Wilcox
Soviet Union
Africa
Guinea
U. N
U.S
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Tokyo
Japanese Socialist Party
Inejiro Asanuma
Otaya Yamaguchi
Asanuma
Schenectady Iue
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Funeral
Fulton
U. N. General Assembly
Moscow
Khrushchy
Josef
Krushchev
Congo
Kremlin
Hungary
Tibet
Full Assembly
Yanks
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